A PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLER OF REVENGE, LUST AND MURDER! "... wonderfully entertaining and wildly thrilling ..."-Gary Yambor, author of An Easy Score What begins for neuropsychologist Dr. John Reid as a routine psychological evaluation to determine competency soon turns into something far more sinister. Appointed by the court to examine Floyd Bell, who as a boy a decade earlier suffered a severe brain injury, Reid soon finds himself embroiled in a plot involving conspiracy, revenge and murder. The last time Reid looked into the eyes of pure evil his entire world collapsed costing him everything. This time, if he is going to survive, he must learn to rely on those who care about him while identifying those who will stop at nothing to see him dead. "Hooking the reader right from the start, Liebert captures the vibe of the South Tampa neighborhood and its lifestyle."-Clarence Howard, Owner Harvest Performance, Inc. "A psychologist's suspenseful journey through his past passages of hell, though whose moments of love are so much the sweeter."-Professor Juan F. Flores, Department of Communications, St. Petersburg College. "... Liebert's Unreasonable Sanity is a psychologically gritty story portraying southern law enforcement at its best!"-Chief Bubba Castell (Retired), Cedar Key Police Department. "Liebert provides a fresh story of courthouse actors too seldom told...."-Kevin Dees, Esq., Allen, Dell, P.A.

Unreasonable Sanity

Literature & Fiction

Liebert, David

Genre Fiction

Moonshine Cove Publishing, LLC

<p>INVENTIVE FICTION CAPTURING THE PSYCHE OF THE HUMAN CONDITION. Written by a licensed psychotherapist, Shrink Wrapped is a collection of a dozen short stories with a common theme running through each, unifying them as a whole. These stories attempt to tug at the reader, raising questions, asking the reader to consider a perspective on human suffering outside trite, contemporary notions of sanity and insanity. For instance, there is the story of Sara, in "Finding Cannon," whose grief over the loss of her grandmother results in a stigmatizing label of depression and jeopardizes her standing as a medical student. In "Seeing Red," Donald lays on the street, injured, believing he is about to die. He hopes to grab hold of a peaceful memory for solace. Instead, his life's regret comes into focus. There's Mary Lee and Teddy who seek out Dr. Cutter, a renowned marriage therapist, for his services in "Blowback." When Teddy, by accident, stains Cutter's expensive sofa with spilled coffee, the good doctor makes different plans for the couple. As well, there is Jerry in "'For it is just this question of pain that parts us,'" who is forced to explore his psychosis, although he may be ill prepared to do so. ",,,a psychological odyssey through the depths of the human mind...."-Michelle Hutt, Esq. Law Firm of Allen Dell, PA. "...entertaining and challenging..." -Armond Aserinsky, Ph.D., Clinical Psychologist. "...Poignant and thought provoking...Sigmund Freud meets the Twilight Zone...."-Steve Green, Author of Broken Paradigm . "...Gutsy yet refined, nerve-wracking and intense."-Gail Gallagher, M. Ed., Semi-Retired English Teacher</p>

Shrink Wrapped - Stories from a Psychologist's Unconscious

<p>This book revolves around a single argument: the influence of Sigmund Freud has had profound influence shaping the contemporary filed of psychology. In fact, there is no other person in the field of psychology who has had greater influence on the course, development and direction of modern psychology than has Sigmund Freud. Psychology today may be thought of as either a clarification of Freud, a revision to Freud, a feud with Freud, critical reaction to Freud or a combination thereof. Freud’s psychodynamic theory serves as a thread stitched to one degree or another to a contemporary psychology. Sigmund Freud ushered into the Twentieth-Century his The Interpretation of Dreams, proposing a new idea of psychoanalysis. This explains both personality development as well as the etiology of mental illness. His idea was both innovative and radical. At least radical in the face of an established scientific community claiming to hold the explanation for understanding the human condition. Although Freud’s new idea was slow to catch on, by 1909 the tide began to turn for Freud when he was invited to Clark University in Massachusetts to give a series of lectures on psychoanalysis. Momentum was now on his side, and by 1939, the year of his death, he had grown in recognition as a figure known the world over as the likes of Isaac Newton or Charles Darwin.</p>

It’s Not About Freud but It’s All About Freud: Development of a Contemporary Psychology, 2e

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